This week I have been continuously listening to the song Lehrein from Aisha. I liked this song earlier but it was not my favorite but as the favorite song changes by the mood you are in, this has become my favorite. Its lyrics are so beautifully sad..it is as if each and every line is what I want to say, especially the lines in the second stanza, kis se kahun kaun hai jo sune, kaante hi kyun maine hain chune, sapne mere kyun hain kho gaye, jaage hain kyun dil mein gham naye.
khoyi khoyi si hoon main
kyun ye dil ka haal hai
dhundhle saare khaab hain
uljha har khayaal hai
saari kaliyaan murjha gayin
rang unke yaadon mein reh gaye
saare gharonde ret ke,
lehrein aayin lehron mein beh gaye.
raah mein kal kitne charaag the,
saamne kal phoolon ke baag the
kis se kahun kaun hai jo sune,
kaante hi kyun maine hain chune
sapne mere kyun hain kho gaye
jaage hain kyun dil mein gham naye
saari kaliyaan murjha gayin
rang unke yaadon mein reh gaye
saare gharonde ret ke,
lehrein aayin lehron mein beh gaye.
Na na na na na na..
Na na na na na na…
Kya kahun kyun ye dil udaas hai
ab koi door hai na paas hai
chhoo le jo dil wo baatein ab kahan
wo din kahan raatein ab kahan
jo beeta kal hai ab khwab sa
ab dil mera hai betaab sa
saari kaliyaan murjha gayin
rang unke yaadon mein reh gaye
saare gharonde ret ke,
lehrein aayin lehron mein beh gaye..
It is so so beautiful. However badly the movie maybe panned or criticized, I loved Aisha. It actually shows that the way we plan our lives, it just doesn't work that way. We assume some things but reality is different. And the cosmic connection of the week. In Downton Abbey, Mary says, "Aren't all of us stuck with the choices we make?" Isn't this so similar to the line, kaante hi kyun maine hai chune. I am still not over those thoughts of regret. Whatever decision I take it backfires, and then I try to rationalize the choices I made by somehow convincing myself. That's the worst part because these are my choices, so the blame is on me too.
Anyways this is the exam week..have some more stuff to write but later.
Dialogue of the week:
Hum kisi fairytale me nahi Delhi me rehte hai.. yahan hum rainbow nahi traffic ka dhuan hai..agar is me ek sitara bhi dikh jaye vahi bahut hai.
- Pinki, Aisha
P.S. - I hear Amrita Puri is making waves in Kai Po Che. She is the same delightful Shefali in Aisha. A terrific actress.
What a coincidence!! I have been listening to this song all week..The music is so hauntingly beautiful, and the lyrics are so deep and meaningful.
ReplyDeleteI loved Aisha too. Even now when I am feeling low, I see that movie. It somehow lifts my mood :)
I know. I don't know what is about that movie but I can relate to it in so many ways. The song is beautiful. In fact, all of them; Shaam, Gal Mithi, Suno Aisha, and Lehrein..each one beautiful in some way or the other.
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